The Definitive Guide to Cultivation & Consumption of Medical Marijuana

the store truly pleased me with extremely fast shipping. The Jorge Cervantes newest book, like all of his others super informative, great pictures and provides you with almost every answer to every question, you could think of. From beginner, moderate and expert grower, you can learn something New. Highlight or take notes because there is so much useful information in The Encyclopedia, you can't remember it all. Jorge Cervantes Thank You.

This book covers everything. It has great photos, great information and its thick. Anything you wanted to know its covered all in one. Maybe you could delve deeper into certain things but it really strives to and succeeds at covering anything you can think of.

Great read so far. 100 pages in and the information is very accessible. Not as 'scientific' as I thought it would get despite George having that capacity. The information is presented sufficiently scientific, stopping short of getting into the in depth biology, to be successful in whatever you 'do' with cannabis. I currently work in the field of agriculture research for a tobacco pathology program and this read assists with that as well. My principal reason for purchasing this book was to be prepared should cannabis be rescheduled and available for research locally. Whether we only deal with 'rope not dope' or medical endeavors this book is of much benefit. Hopefully law men will come around and reschedule as cannabis is benign.

This book is an amazing resource describing from seed, how to grow cannabis. If you are looking to open a cultivation center, there's case studies showing what you will need. If you are getting into edibles, there's a chapter on that. For those looking for steps from germination to curing, it's all right here. There are typos. But publishers are also printing history books that explain that slavery wasn't that bad and the Indians had it coming. I'd rather have a mistake in my book than a lie any day...

Idea for your next book: The business of medical cannabis or "Cannabiz." Washington D.C. has made it extremely expensive and difficult for its citizens to create dispensaries or cultivation centers. This allows the black market to thrive and keeps the federal government meddling in our affairs. Which prevents clubs from being formed and keeps retail purchases illegal.

The Cannabis Encyclopedia is the only book you need for cultivating cannabis. I have a library of cannabis related books, and was excited about this new release from Jorge Cervantes. Wow, I was not disappointed. This book is succinct, complete, and filled with great photos. The content moves effortlessly between scientific presentation, and counter-culture techniques. The tips, and tricks this book contains apply to new growers, and seasoned pros. Since receiving this encyclopedia, I have not reached for another book in my library. Even if you are not a cannabis cultivator, you will enjoy The Cannabis Encyclopedia.

The Holy Bible of cannabis horticulture. I keep it next to the toilet for reading and refer to it often in my endeavors. It has information on anything you can think of cannabis related, from different growing mediums, soils, watering, growth stages, pest and disease information, lighting, drying and curing, it even goes into detail about how to make different hashes and edibles with recipes. Its loaded with vibrant, colorful illustrations with cliff notes on every picture. I learned an enormous amount by just flipping through and reading the cliff notes for five minutes. A must have for anybody that loves cannabis and especially anybody wanting to get into horticulture. Even if you're a seasoned vet, there is something to learn from this book.